New Hampshire 4-H Horse Communications Contest Score Sheet

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New Hampshire 4-H Horse Communications Contest Score Sheet
Individual and Team Presentations (Includes Demonstrations and Illustrated Talks)
Name _____________________________________________________ 4-H Age ________ Years participating in Presentations ____________
Name _____________________________________________________ 4-H Age ________ Years participating in Presentations ____________
Title of Presentation __________________________________________ Club/County ______________________________________________
Each item must be scored by checking the box that best describes the presentation. The numerical value of each x appears at the head of its column.
Key: O = Outstanding, S = Satisfactory, NI = Needs Improvement
CRITERIA (If not applicable give 5 points)
O
5
4
S
3
2
NI
1
COMMENTS
INTRODUCTION – 10 points
Introduction creative, aroused interest
Introduction was short and to the point.
ORGANIZATION – 25 points
One main idea was demonstrated
Clear order or logical sequence, if team, teamwork.
Discussion related to each step as it was shown.
Visual aids attractive, correct, easily seen & understood
Materials and equipment were carefully selected, neatly
arranged and well organized.
Key points for each step were stressed.
CONTENT AND ACCURACY – 25 points
Facts and information presented were accurate.
Enough information was presented about the subject.
Approved practices were used.
Appropriate credit was given to sources of information
Content was appropriately related to the horse industry.
STAGE PRESENCE – 10 points
Presenter(s) were neat and appropriately dressed for the subject
of the presentation.
Effectively used voice & eye contact to engage audience
Pace of presentation was appropriate.
DELIVERY – 15 points
Presenter appeared to enjoy giving the presentation
If Team presentation, presenters worked equally
Used correct grammar, terminology, pronunciation.
Presenter seemed to choose words as they were spoken
(preferred) as opposed to a memorized presentation?
If notes were used, it was done without detracting from the
presentation.
EFFECT ON AUDIENCE – 5 points
Audience showed an interest in the presentation. Could they go
home and carry out the idea?
SUMMARY – 10 points
Summary was short and interesting; key points were briefly
reviewed and summary properly wrapped up the presentation.
Presenter handled questions easily
TOTAL FOR EACH COLUMN
Time: __________ Points deducted ____
Total Score
Note time deductions in Total Score Area Adapted from the 2013 Eastern National 4-H Horse Round Up 12/2013
Time Guidelines:
Individual: Juniors 5- 10 Minutes Seniors 9 – 12 Minutes
Team presentation: Juniors 8-12 Minutes Seniors 10-15 Minutes
Time Deduction: Deduct 1 point from the total score of each judge for each minute or fraction of a minute under or over that allowed.
Introduction -- 10 point range (O) aroused interested and added to presentation (S) appropriate (NI) needs improvement
Introduction was creative and interesting without being overly dramatic and detracting from the topic.
Introduction was short and to the point without being too brief.
Organization -- 25 pts range (O)Organized, logical & skillfully added to the presentation (S) - acceptable (NI) needs improvement
One main idea was demonstrated without distraction from unrelated ideas.
The demonstration was done in a clear and logical order; teamwork was equal if a team.
Visual aids were clear, legible and understood. Posters, computer presentations, and other materials may be used.
Materials and equipment were neatly arranged and well organized without clutter or unneeded items being used.
Key points for each step were shown, including tips for success and cautions if applicable.
Content and Accuracy -- 25 points (O) extremely accurate and thorough (S) effective (NI) needs improvement
Facts and information were all accurate. Opinion or speculation was not presented as fact.
The topic was covered thoroughly and enough information was presented.
Approved practices were used, including safety measures when appropriate.
Appropriate credit was given to information sources including publications, websites and individuals.
Stage presence --10 points range (O) style and demeanor added to presentation (S) appropriate (NI) needs improvement
The presenter was neat & appropriately dressed in apparel suited to the topic. (for example riding apparel for a saddling demo)
The speaker directed his or her speech directly to the audience using eye contact and voice projection
Delivery -- 15 points range (O) delivery expertly added to the presentation (S) satisfactory (NI) needs improvement
Presenter(s) appeared to enjoy the presentation; teams worked together equally if applicable.
Correct grammar, pronunciation, terminology was used. The words appeared to be chosen at the time rather than memorization.
Notes were used sparingly, if at all. Reading of notes or script should be heavily penalized.
Effect on audience -- 5 pts range (O) Audience maintained avid interest (S) -- satisfactory (NI) needs improvement
The audience showed an interest and the demo conveyed the ability to carry out the idea.
Summary -- 10 pts range (O) the conclusion added to the presentation, reinforcing ideas (S) satisfactory (NI) needs improvement
The summary was short, interesting; key points and areas of interest were reviewed and summarized.
The presenter answered questions easily; the content of the question was implied in the answer or the question was repeated.
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